Sentence examples for less willing to commit from inspiring English sources

Marketmakers will be less willing to commit capital if their returns are narrowed, and as a result market liquidity will suffer.

Actors have become more restless, less willing to commit themselves to long stints on the stage.

Ms. Merkel faces national elections next year, which could make her less willing to commit German resources to resolving the crisis.

And facing elections herself in the fall, she may be less willing to commit German taxpayer money to holding together the currency union.

"The figures show that more people are less willing to commit themselves to further training to become a GP or consultant in the NHS.

After the Internet bust and the onset of the recession, companies became less willing to commit to advertising deals that could not guarantee results.

But most have been less willing to invest.

To own this perennial loser, Putnam charges investors in the A class of shares a 5.75% upfront load (less for those willing to commit more than $50,000).

The more that the United States offloaded policy to local allies and the less resources it was willing to commit, the more its allies could push for their own priorities at U.S. expense.

Whether Congress will be willing to commit the tens of billions of dollars needed is far less clear.

They found that economics students are less likely to consider a vendor who increases the price of bottled water on a hot day to be acting "unfairly". Economics students who played a lottery game were willing to commit less of their potential winnings to fund a consolation prize for losers than were their peers.